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Florida Defeats No. 7 Texas 27-24 After Overcoming 14-Point Deficit
What happened
Florida defeated No. 7 Texas 27-24 after coming back from a 14-point deficit. The loss marks Texas's second consecutive defeat. Arch Manning was the quarterback for Texas in the game.
Side by side
No outlet on this side covered it.
Newsweek leads with the upset itself, describing it as a "major SEC upset" and focusing on how Florida "erased" the deficit to "stun" the Longhorns.
- NWTexas Dealt Double Injury Blow Right Before Ole Miss ShowdownNewsweek · Center
- NWTexas' College Football Playoff Odds Plummet After Loss to FloridaNewsweek · Center
- NWTexas Makes Ugly History Not Seen Since 1961 in Loss to FloridaNewsweek · Center
- NWFlorida Stuns No. 7 Texas in Major SEC Upset as Longhorns CollapseNewsweek · Center
Right-leaning outlets emphasize Texas's struggles and Manning's performance, with Fox News Digital highlighting that the team "blows 14-point lead" and the New York Post describing Manning's "late fumble" capping a "brutal outing." Fox News Digital also frames the context as "questions mount in Austin" and notes this is Manning's "first home loss."
- FOXSteve Sarkisian could face college football's hardest call as Arch Manning invokes much higher stakesFox News Digital · Right
- FOXTexas blows 14-point lead, Arch Manning experiences first home loss as questions mount in AustinFox News Digital · Right
- NYPArch Manning’s late fumble caps second straight brutal outing as Texas rally fails in loss to FloridaNew York Post · Right
- FOXTexas Longhorns favored by 11.5 over Florida Gators despite back-to-back struggles in SEC footballFox News Digital · Right
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